Author: James Diamond

The process of containing and moving animals over the pasture in a rotational pattern, with the goal of improving the health of the soil, vegetation, and animals, is known as rotational grazing. Rotational grazing is a method of managing land for the long term with the goal of maximising the economic return that may be […]

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When people hear the word “carbon farming,” a range of ideas come to mind, many of which are extreme in scale and methodology: large areas of land have been replanted, significant herd changes, or land that has been walled up and permitted to grow wild. However, many suitable on-farm approaches for earning carbon credits are […]

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Many factors might affect a farmer’s success, from the quality of the soil to the timing of the rainy season. For instance, farmers who plant cereals and legumes rely on the first rains to soak the soil before tilling. This encourages the growth of weeds, which must be eradicated before the grains can be planted […]

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 When you learn and employ proper handling techniques when caring for your cattle herd, you will maintain quality standards while minimising animal stress. If the cattle are unduly stressed, it can result in low conception rates, low weight gains, insufficient milk production, and an increase in their susceptibility to disease, among other problems. Understanding cattle […]

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What is Australian Carbon Farming You’re fantastic at producing animals and cultivating crops, but have you ever considered farming carbon? While it may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about cultivation, carbon is becoming increasingly profitable, can function alongside your current farming operation, and can even enhance output. What is […]

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